How To Avoid Hydrogen Embrittlement

July 15, 2008
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If as a result of plating or other operations you suspect that hydrogen absorption has taken place in a part, it need not be a permanent condition. If cracking does not occur and the environmental conditions are changed so that no hydrogen is generated on the surface of the metal, the hydrogen can re-diffuse out of the steel and part ductility can be restored.
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